⚽ “I ___ (play) soccer yesterday.” → Correct form?
I played soccer yesterdy
“Yesterday at 3 pm, I ___ (swim) in the sea.”
“Yesterday at 3 pm, I swam in the sea.”
“I ___ (play) tennis every Saturday.”
“I play tennis every Saturday.”
I always ___ (eat) ice cream in summer.
I always eat ice cream in summer.
“The dog ___ (swim) in the pool yesterday.”
“The dog swam in the pool yesterday.”
“Did she ___ (swim) last summer?”
swim
“She ___ (build) a sandcastle when it started to rain.”
“She built a sandcastle when it started to rain.”
“Does he ___ (go) surfing?”
“Does he go surfing?”
Last summer, we ___ (travel) to Spain
Last summer, we travelled to Spain
“Lions ___ (live) in Africa.” (Present Simple)
Lions live in Africa
He ___ (win) the game last week.” → Fill in.
He won the game last week
“While we ___ (play) volleyball, my dad was sleeping.”
“While we were playing volleyball, my dad was sleeping.”
“We ___ (not watch) basketball on TV.”
“We don´t watch basketball on TV.”
“Right now, he ___ (wear) sunglasses.”
“Right now, he is wearing sunglasses.”
“When I saw the cat, it ___ (run) away.” (Past Continuous)
“When I saw the cat, it was running away.” (Past Continuous)
They didn’t ___ (run) in the race.”
They didn’t run in the race.”
“They ___ (not sunbathe) when I saw them.”
“They didn´t sunbathe when I saw them.”
“What time do you usually ___ (swim)?”
“What time do you usually go swimming?"
We ___ (not go) to the beach yesterday because it was raining.”
We didn´t go to the beach yesterday because it was raining.”
“Parrots ___ (not fly) at night.” (Present Simple negative)
“Parrots don´t fly at night.”
“Where ___ you go on vacation last year?”
Where did you go on vacation last year?
What ___ you ___ (do) at 5 pm on the beach?”
What did you do at 5 pm on the beach?
“My brother ___ (like) soccer and baseball.”
“My brother likes soccer and baseball.”
“Have you (visit) the mountains in summer?”
“Have you visited the mountains in summer?”
“Where ___ you ___ (see) dolphins?” (Past Simple)
“Where did you see dolphins?” (Past Simple)